2 thoughts on “Kenneth Foster’s Grandfather on Pacifica Radio’s Wake Up Call”
Hmmm… glad you poked me to read a little more about this one. It looks like Kenneth indeed made a huge mistake in running with the wrong person, Mr. Brown. However, I gotta say it doesn’t look like the killing was planned in any way shape or form. This reminds me of the Duke Lacross case and Nifong where we have a problem with runaway DA’s who are zealously prosecuting for commission and reputation. That in my opinion is criminal…
I agree that he deserves to be punished because he left the scene and gave Mr. Brown a ride but, he doesn’t deserve death.
Good call Dana! I am going to see if I can’t get involved in this case a little bit… I have personally been caught up (temporarily thank God) in the system too, I know how it feels though my case didn’t come close to Kenneth’s case.
Thanks, Greg. Yes, he was hanging with a bad crowd but it was a matter of wrong place, wrong time. He is totally a different person now, too–we all are when we grow up. Even though he has been wrongly forced to grow up in jail, he has not let that defeat him. I am against the death penalty in general, but this case is particularly egregious and deserving of careful attention. It’s cool that you want to get involved.
Hmmm… glad you poked me to read a little more about this one. It looks like Kenneth indeed made a huge mistake in running with the wrong person, Mr. Brown. However, I gotta say it doesn’t look like the killing was planned in any way shape or form. This reminds me of the Duke Lacross case and Nifong where we have a problem with runaway DA’s who are zealously prosecuting for commission and reputation. That in my opinion is criminal…
I agree that he deserves to be punished because he left the scene and gave Mr. Brown a ride but, he doesn’t deserve death.
Good call Dana! I am going to see if I can’t get involved in this case a little bit… I have personally been caught up (temporarily thank God) in the system too, I know how it feels though my case didn’t come close to Kenneth’s case.
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Thanks, Greg. Yes, he was hanging with a bad crowd but it was a matter of wrong place, wrong time. He is totally a different person now, too–we all are when we grow up. Even though he has been wrongly forced to grow up in jail, he has not let that defeat him. I am against the death penalty in general, but this case is particularly egregious and deserving of careful attention. It’s cool that you want to get involved.
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